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The retired NBA pro, who was diagnosed with kidney cancer at age 41, wants to give hope to others undergoing health challenges. Read More.

Scientists found that a low carb, low fiber diet combined with a particular strain of bacteria may increase polyps in the colon, which can lead to colorectal cancer. Read More.

Key messages and information about the risks and health effects of cannabis use for youth aged 13–17. Read More.

The shape of AI regulation will be uncertain under the Trump administration this year, while healthcare companies will continue bolstering cyber defenses to withstand increasing attacks, experts say. Read More.

What does it mean to be a "menopause friendly" workplace? Read More.

The truth about your mental health has always been inside you—literally encoded in the very fabric of your being. But only now are we truly beginning to unlock it. Read More.

WebMD explains why your doctor asks about your relatives’ health conditions and how you can get the information if you don’t know. Read More.

As tools powered by artificial intelligence increasingly make their way into health care, the latest research from UC Santa Cruz Politics Department doctoral candidate Lucia Vitale takes stock of the current landscape of promises and anxieties. Read More.

A new study suggests that greater menopause symptoms could put women at a higher risk of dementia and other cognitive decline later in life, a new study suggests. Read More.

The headlines about the pandemic's effects on children have been alarming and often bleak. But what if the real story is more complicated—and, in some ways, less dire—than we've been led to believe? Read More.

Women are more likely to get Alzheimer’s disease and experience stroke. Read More.

Learn about children's health including common illnesses, injuries, growth and development, family health, and community health. A child's overall health is more than their physical, emotional, and mental health. It also includes the health of their family as a whole, their community and their environment. Read More.

As a psychiatrist who has spent decades exploring the intricate connections between mind and body, I've witnessed countless patients struggling with memory loss, unaware of a silent saboteur operating in their brains each night. Read More.

Our brains use basic 'building blocks' of information to keep track of how people interact, enabling us to navigate complex social interactions, finds a new study led by University College London (UCL) researchers. Read More.

Seeds add important nutrients to your diet and some claim they do even more for your reproductive and hormonal health. Read More.